LONDON (Reuters) – Britain on Monday said it would freeze taxes on alcohol until August, reversing a decision taken only two months ago by finance minister Jeremy Hunt and partially reinstating a tax cut put forward by his predecessor. “We fully understand that businesses face difficulty and uncertainty in the face of rising energy bills and inflation,” Treasury minister James Cartlidge told parliament. “I understand that they want certainty and reassurance in these challenging times.” (Reporting by William James. Editing by Andrew MacAskill)